Final Exam Study Guide

1.      Sex/Gender

2.      Transgender

3.      Intersex

4.      Third Genders

a.      Hijra

b.      Katheoy

5.      Stigma

6.      Labeling Theory

7.      In groups

8.      Out groups

9.      Social Norms

10.   Deviance

11.   Medicalization of deviance

12.   Moral boundaries

13.   Milgram Experiment

14.   White collar crime

15.   Hate crimes

16.   Street crimes

17.   Innovation

18.   Primary vs. secondary deviance

19.   Organized Crime

20.   Informal/formal economy

21.   Drug Abuse

a.      Social Learning

b.      Genetic View

c.      Psychological view

d.      Rational choice theory

22.   Positive and negative Stereotypes

23.   Reproductive/reproductive labor

24.   Division of labor

25.   Gendered Division of Labor (household tasks divided according to gender lines)

26.   Second Shift/Double Day

27.   Family types

a.      Chosen family

b.      Nuclear family

c.      Blended family

d.      Extended family

28.   Family:

a.      Procreative

b.      Influence on individual psychology

c.      Organizes sexuality

d.      Support network

e.      Ensures Survival

f.       As shared substance

g.      Defined according to blood and marriage ties.

29.   Brown Vs. Board of Education

30.   Plessy v. Ferguson

31.   Separate but Equal

32.   Social Movements

a.      Relative deprivation

                                                                        i.     Expectations

b.      Rational Choice

c.      Collective Behavior

                                                                        i.     Social integration

d.      Resource Mobilization

                                                                        i.     Material

                                                                      ii.     Moral

                                                                     iii.     Social

                                                                     iv.     Human

                                                                       v.     Cultural

33.   Dr. Martin Luther King’s philosophy on non-violence

a.      Collection of facts to determine if injustices exist

b.      Negotiation

c.      Self-purification

d.      Direct Action

34.   Non-Violence vs Militancy in the Civil Rights Movement

35.   The Southern Manifesto

36.   Montgomery Bus Boycott

37.   Sit-ins

38.   First wave feminism

39.   Second wave feminism

40.   The “Problem That Has No Name”

41.   Globalization

42.   Elastic labor force

43.   Offshore Production

44.   Murders of Women in Juarez, Mexico

45.   Artistic forms of protest